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Nintendo Download Update - 7/19

• Jul 19, 2010 from madk(Matthew Kris)
  Ever wanted a virtual fistank for your Mii to swim in? If so, Nintendo has you covered in this week's batch of downloadable titles. WiiWare is also getting some furry action, and a three-on-three basketball game in ancient magical ruins. DSiWare gets Scrabble, sudoku, a Petz game, a crazy hospital, and a birthday store sim.
  
  
  WiiWareAquaSpacePublisher: NintendoPlayers: 1ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)Price: 600 Wii PointsDescription: Turn your television into a virtual aquarium with AquaSpace. You can simply relax and watch the fish or take the opportunity to read detailed information about them, such as scientific names and habitats, using the illustrated encyclopedia. If you want to get up close and personal with the fish, you can send your Mii character on a dive to swim with them, feed them or hunt for trivia icons to discover fish-related facts. Choose from eight aquarium themes and spruce them up with dozens of different fish and a variety of decorations, wallpaper and plant life. You can also change the background music by taking your pick from a selection of songs or using the sound of water. Then, once everything is set up, you can view your aquarium from a variety of camera angles (including a fish-eye view). Visit every day and watch your aquarium change your fish will grow, and new fish may be born. Life continues in your aquarium even while the Wii console is turned off.Furry LegendsPublisher: GamelionPlayers: 1ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) Comic Mischief, Mild LanguagePrice: 1,000 Wii PointsDescription: The legend starts here. Furry Legends is a dynamic platform adventure with the most fur ever seen in games. Solve fun, physics-based puzzles in a fantastic 3D world called Furland. It's a humorous and weird place populated by funny creatures you've never seen before, including five-eyed crabs, round cows, crazy rabbits and the lovely Furballs. Players control fluffy characters, each with a different set of special skills, such as the ability to manipulate time. Save the Furballs from their doom and keep Furland safe from Lord Squarie. Are you ready for a crazy adventure? Can you save Furland and its lovely Furballs? Try the furriest game of the century!HoopWorldPublisher: Virtual ToysPlayers: 1-2ESRB Rating: E10+ (Everyone 10 and Older) Mild Fantasy Violence, Mild Suggestive ThemesPrice: 1,000 Wii PointsDescription: Long ago, a lost civilization called the Elders, who worshipped the magical power of Nature, built a network of sacred temples around the world. Millennia have since passed, and the temples now lie in ruins. But their energy still resonates from the land, attracting adventurers from distant lands. Drawn by the unknown force, friends have begun to rebuild the ruins into ball courts, knowing only that they must relive the time-honored test of the spirit of the Elders: the game now known as basketball. HoopWorld is a three-on-three basketball game with an arcade twist. Unique characters and beautiful natural locations set the stage, while fighting and random power-ups keep the game fast and rough. Choose your favorite team and basketbrawl across the globe to become the undisputed world champions. Play on your own or with a friend and see if you can beat the leaders of the HoopWorld global ranking. Nintendo DSiWarePetz KittensPublisher: UbisoftPlayers: 1ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) Comic MischiefPrice: 800 Nintendo DSi PointsDescription: The cutest newborn kittens are here, and they need someone to care for them and love them. Adopt your very own kittens, bond with them and help them grow into strong and healthy cats. Choose from a variety of popular cat breeds including Siamese and Persian. Give your adorable baby kittens lots of loving care: Feed them warm milk, keep them clean and warm, and help them grow. Your kittens make cute faces and react in surprising ways when you play fun games with them, such as peek-a-boo or balloon games.Scrabble ToolsPublisher: Electronic ArtsPlayers: 1-4ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)Price: 500 Nintendo DSi PointsDescription: Scrabble, long one of the world's most popular board games, is enjoying a tremendous surge in popularity, both online and in the real world. Scrabble Tools for the Nintendo DSi system helps players hone their skills by strengthening their vocabulary, pattern recognition and point strategies through fun interactive training exercises.Hospital HavocPublisher: Hands-On MobilePlayers: 1ESRB Rating: E10+ (Everyone 10 and Older) Mild Cartoon ViolencePrice: 500 Nintendo DSi PointsDescription: Do you have what it takes to run your very own heart-pumping hospital? Help your doctor navigate through the havoc by admitting, diagnosing and treating some of the wackiest patients ever encountered. A comically fun time-management and strategy game, Hospital Havoc presents a challenging campaign with three levels of difficulty to choose from, plus 20 career levels, 19 possible illnesses, three-to-six...

The Nintendo Download: Fishing, Felinez, And Furry Legends [Downloadables]

• Jul 19, 2010 from kotaku(Kotaku) in Gaming
  Turn your Wii into a virtual aquarium, free Furland from the sinister Lord Squarie, and trap a helpless kitten inside your DSi, all in this week's installment of The Nintendo Download.
  The classic games of the Wii Virtual Console are absent once again this week, but there are plenty of original titles to keep you occupied in the meantime. Titles like AquaSpace, Nintendo's virtual WiiWare aquarium, chock full of fishy information. You can even send your Mii into the tank to explore, adding an element of interactivity to what otherwise would simply be a glorified fake fish tank.
  If fish aren't your idea of a good pet, then Ubisoft's bite-sized Petz Kittens for DSiWare might be up your alley. Feed and nurture adorable baby kittens, or pretend you've captured on inside your magical box, poking it mercilessly with your stylus should it get out of line.
  There's even more fur flying in Furry Legends from Gamelion. It's a 3D platformer filled with physics-based puzzles. The player must save furballs from doom at the hands of a horribly unfurry villain, Lord Squarie. The description calls it "the furriest game of the century!" I don't think they mean it that way.
  It's not a bad line-up this week, really. There's HoopWorld for sports fans, a Scrabble tool-kit, and even Crazy Sudoku, which is just like regular Sudoku, only...well, it's just like regular Sudoku.
  See anything you like?
  AquaSpace
  Publisher: Nintendo
  Players: 1
  ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)
  Price: 600 Wii Points
  Description: Turn your television into a virtual aquarium with AquaSpace. You can simply relax and watch the fish or take the opportunity to read detailed information about them, such as scientific names and habitats, using the illustrated encyclopedia. If you want to get up close and personal with the fish, you can send your Mii character on a dive to swim with them, feed them or hunt for trivia icons to discover fish-related facts. Choose from eight aquarium themes and spruce them up with dozens of different fish and a variety of decorations, wallpaper and plant life. You can also change the background music by taking your pick from a selection of songs or using the sound of water. Then, once everything is set up, you can view your aquarium from a variety of camera angles (including a fish-eye view). Visit every day and watch your aquarium change your fish will grow, and new fish may be born. Life continues in your aquarium even while the Wii console is turned off.
  
  Furry Legends
  Publisher: Gamelion
  Players: 1
  ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) Comic Mischief, Mild Language
  Price: 1,000 Wii Points
  Description: The legend starts here. Furry Legends is a dynamic platform adventure with the most fur ever seen in games. Solve fun, physics-based puzzles in a fantastic 3D world called Furland. It's a humorous and weird place populated by funny creatures you've never seen before, including five-eyed crabs, round cows, crazy rabbits and the lovely Furballs. Players control fluffy characters, each with a different set of special skills, such as the ability to manipulate time. Save the Furballs from their doom and keep Furland safe from Lord Squarie. Are you ready for a crazy adventure? Can you save Furland and its lovely Furballs? Try the furriest game of the century!
  
  HoopWorld
  Publisher: Virtual Toys
  Players: 1-2
  ESRB Rating: E10+ (Everyone 10 and Older) Mild Fantasy Violence, Mild Suggestive Themes
  Price: 1,000 Wii Points
  Description: Long ago, a lost civilization called the Elders, who worshipped the magical power of Nature, built a network of sacred temples around the world. Millennia have since passed, and the temples now lie in ruins. But their energy still resonates from the land, attracting adventurers from distant lands. Drawn by the unknown force, friends have begun to rebuild the ruins into ball courts, knowing only that they must relive the time-honored test of the spirit of the Elders: the game now known as basketball. HoopWorld is a three-on-three basketball game with an arcade twist. Unique characters and beautiful natural locations set the stage, while fighting and random power-ups keep the game fast and rough. Choose your favorite team and basketbrawl across the globe to become the undisputed world champions. Play on your own or with a friend and see if you can beat the leaders of the HoopWorld global ranking.
  
  Petz Kittens
  Publisher: Ubisoft
  Players: 1
  ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) Comic Mischief
  Price: 800 Nintendo DSi Points
  Description: The cutest newborn kittens are here, and they need someone to care for them and love them. Adopt your very own kittens, bond with them and help them grow into strong and healthy cats. Choose from a variety of popular cat breeds including Siamese and Persian. Give your adorable baby kittens lots of loving care: Feed them warm milk, keep them clean and warm, and help them grow. Your kittens make cute faces and react in surprising ways when you play fun games with them, such as peek-a-boo or balloon games.
  
  Scrabble...

Nintendo DSi with Mario & Luigi Bundle White

• Oct 10, 2010 from epakapong(Peter) in Technology
  Nintendo DSi with Mario & Luigi Bundle - White
  
  
  List Price: USD 149.99Lowest Used Price: USD 135.00Lowest New Price: USD 147.99Price is accurate as of the date/time indicated. Prices and product availability are subject to change. Any price displayed on the Amazon website at the time of purchase will govern the sale of this product.
  
  Binding: Video Game
  Manufacturer: Nintendo
  
  
  Product Description:Includes: White Nintendo DSi System w/Mario & Luigi: Bowsers Inside Story game pack, Nintendo DSi AC Adapter, Nintendo DSi Stylus (2), Easy Start Guide and Manuals (Basic & Controls), Support Booklet.Amazon.com Product Description: For a limited time handheld gamers can experience the perfect introduction to the DSi, the recently released feature-heavy version of Nintendo's best-selling DS portable video game system, with the DSi Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story bundle. Consisting of a classic white version of the DSi, bundled with the outrageous third title in the Mario & Luigi game franchise, Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story, this bundle is a must-have for new and longtime fans of both the DS gaming platform and the Mario & Luigi series. .caption { font-family: Verdana, Helvetica neue, Arial, serif; font-size: 10px; font-weight: bold; font-style: italic; } .h1 { font-family: verdana,arial,helvetica,sans-serif; color: #E47911; font-size: medium; } .h3color { font-family: verdana,arial,helvetica,sans-serif; color: #E47911; font-size: small; } ul.indent { list-style: inside disc; text-indent: -15px; } table.callout { font-family: verdana; font-size: 11px; line-height: 1. 3em; } td.vgoverview { height: 150px; background: #9DC4D8 url(http://images.amazon.com/images/G/01/electronics/detail-page/callout-bg.png) repeat-x; border-left: 1px solid #999999; border-right: 1px solid #999999; padding-left: 20px; padding-right: 20px; padding-bottom: 10px; width: 250px; font-family: verdana; font-size: 12px; } Get a great new game with your DSi. View larger. Built-in browsing and 2 digital cameras. View larger. Expandable memory and a larger screen. View larger. Slimmer profile and access to DSiWare. View larger. Split play time between Bowser. View larger. And the team of Mario & Luigi. View larger. Two stories and gameplay paths that can affect each other in real-time. View larger. The DSi Bundle You've Been Waiting For Get ready to get your game on like never before, as this season Nintendo offers handheld gamers a fresh and downright outrageous way to discover the DSi, the lastest base addition to the top-selling Nintendo DS family of handheld game systems. Starting April 25, 2010, the classic white version of the Nintendo DSi system is available bundled with a copy of the wildly imaginative Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story game. The result is Nintendo's most advanced base handheld hardware system to date, complete with advanced camera and audio functionality, built-in browser capabilities,* expanded memory and download capabilities and much more, bundled with the latest release in the popular Mario & Luigi franchise. DSi Features Two Onboard Digital Cameras One of the most powerful and interactive features of the Nintendo DSi system are its two digital cameras - one situated on the external body pointing away from the user, and the second pointing at the user when the device is flipped open. The DSi's cameras feature 10 different interactive "lenses" that can manipulate your photos, offering an easy way to take and share your photos with family and friends. The cameras also present players with unprecedented ways to interact with their gamesfor example the ability to import images into select gamesand in the process provide developers with a new tool to devise more creative, interactive games and experiences. If the touch screen gave Nintendo DS a sense of feel and the microphone allowed it to hear, the two cameras and enlarged screens of the Nintendo DSi provide the sense of sight. DSi Sound The DSi features the Nintendo DSi Sound application, which serves as both an interactive voice recorder and music player** that allows users to play with their music while they listen to it. Users can access different audio filters or...

Florida Water Parks Are Some of the Best

• Jul 13, 2010 from going2oahu(Ali Kendall)
  Enjoy the Florida Water ParksAdventureIsland - TampaAdventureIsland at Tampa is close by to BuschGardens and is packed with excitement and adventure. It offers around 34 30 acres of water rides and other attractions. There are picnic and sunbathing areas, along with outdoor cafes, snack bars and gift shops.For people who love thrills, the Wahoo Run plunges up to five riders at a time, more than 15 feet per second as this half-enclosed tunnel twists and turns more than 600 feet to a waiting splash pool below. Wahoo Run has been called the "fastest tunnel river raft in the world," Here, you will corkscrew through spins and spirals propelled by more than 10,000 gallons of water.The Tampa Typhoon will also have you screaming as you "free-fall" seven stories down a 76 foot water slide on one of the most heart-pumping rides in the park.Other thrill rides include the Splash Attack, Caribbean Corkscrew, Runaway Rapids, Aruba Tuba and the Gulf Scream, a huge 210-foot body slide that whisks you into the waiting pool below at 25 mph.Also try Paradise Lagoon. This is a 9,000 square foot attraction, which features several individual attractions. These include a rope walk, a cable drop, several slides and a 20-foot platform jump for cliff jumping.The Endless Surf is AdventureIsland's 17,000-square foot wave pool that generates waves up to five feet high for hours of total fun at the coolest and wettest place in Tampa.For those who prefer a more relaxing and quieter ride, there is Rambling Bayou where you can drift around Paradise lagoon in a car tyre inner tube (beware of the sun though as the water seems cool but the sun is very hot).Adventure Landing: ShipwreckIsland Waterpark - Jacksonville BeachAdventure Landing and ShipwreckIslandWaterPark is a combination water park and amusement park located between Jacksonville Beach and the Intercoastal Waterway.It is the largest amusement complex in northeast Florida, and offers family fun for all ages. ShipwreckIsland, is the interactive waterpark, and includes a variety of water attractions such as a wave pool, slides, inner tubing and a very unique uphill waterslide. The ShipwreckIslandPlayVillage is the main centrepiece for children, and includes multiple attractions for young guests of all ages.Adventure Landing/Shipwreck Island Water Park has three "extreme" slides. The newest ride is the Hydro Half Pipe, where single, double and triple-tube riders experience a sudden, nearly vertical, drop of 40 feet, and are then propelled through a pool of water to another ramp on the other side.The Rage is an "uphill/downhill" water slide and The Eye of the Storm is a once in a lifetime ride, that is only for the most risky thrill seekers. You must be a strong swimmer and at least 48" tall to take on The Eye of the Storm.The park also features a half-million gallon wave pool.The ShipwreckIslandPlayVillage, designed with children in mind, contains waterfalls, multiple small slides and water cannons that will keep children entertained for hours.Be prepared to enjoy non-stop action on Adventure Landing's dry side.Start your adventure with the Adventure Speedway Go-Karts, where a twisting quarter mile go-kart track with live racing has results posted on a finish-line leader board. The park advertises that "it is as close to NASCAR racing as you get."For those looking for something a little calmer, Adventure Golf has two unique 18-hole miniature golf courses designed for fun and relaxation in mind. The two courses challenge all skill levels as they wind through tunnels, over waterfalls and "mountains."The multi-level Arcade has over 100 interactive games, and kids especially love Laser Tag, an indoor battle arena with "out of this world" lighting and sound.For a thrill of a lifetime, the MaxFlight Coast Simulator takes guests on an adventure into the world of virtual reality. This ride has a 360-degree range of motion that allows you to physically feel what can only be imagined in the "real" world. You must be in good health to ride the MaxFlight Simulator, not pregnant and it is not recommended if you suffer from claustrophobia.The Wacky Worm Roller Coaster is for people of all ages, and the Frog Hopper is an adventure ride for younger children.Adventure Landing also offers Batting Cages, for hardball, softball, slow or fast pitch. It's great for individual or team practice.If you feel hungry after all that fun, there a two themed snack bars that have all kinds of food, snacks and drinks.Adventure Landing's Shipwreck Island Waterpark is located at 1944 Beach Boulevard, Jacksonville Beach.Aquatica - SeaWorld OrlandoAquatica is Florida's newest water park which opened in April 2008.This park offers a new twist in water play with animal interactions, as in the Dolphin Plunge which is the most popular ride in the park. Two side-by-side enclosed tube slides send you racing through an underwater world that is home to a playful pod of beautiful black-and-white Commerson's Dolphins.Try the...

Prime ministers I have known

• Oct 08, 2010 from guardianukfeed in World News
  Parliamentary sketchwriter Simon Hoggart has met every British prime minister since Harold Macmillan. And each has, without fail, proved to have their own idiosyncratic foibles, as he recalls in these extracts from his new book, A Long LunchIt is certainly not fashionable to say this now, but I have always had an affection for most politicians. As sketchwriters, we are verbal caricaturists. Nicholas Garland, the brilliant cartoonist for the Daily Telegraph, once described to me how his profession worked. A new person swims into the public gaze. They may have an apparently quite ordinary face, like John Major or Tony Blair. The cartoonist then finds something, anything, about their appearance that is even slightly off-normal.Various cartoonists fastened on to Major's upper lip, on which a sort of phantom moustache seemed to hover. My colleague Steve Bell spotted that Blair had, like Margaret Thatcher, one mad staring eye. (I claim credit for noticing that this was sometimes the right, sometimes the left, as if the daemon within took its pick each morning.) By the end of Blair's period in office, Bell was able to draw the eye inside an electricity pylon, as the viewing hole in a prison door, or as an untethered balloon floating away into the sky, and achieve instant recognition.In the same way, we sketchwriters develop our own shorthand for the people we write about, exaggerating language, absorbing verbal tics, fastening on to some minor eccentricity and pumping it as hard as we can. One way or another, I have met every British prime minister since Macmillan. They are often rather odd, and it seems to be, in some way, a condition of getting the top job. The party leaders who were most like real human beings Neil Kinnock and William Hague, for instance never quite made it. I think the electorate wants their leader to be different, slightly set apart, a little bit weird.Margaret ThatcherBeing Margaret Thatcher was a very demanding, 24-hour-a-day job. Like many people held in the grip of their own convictions, Thatcher had trouble understanding the thoughts and words of others. She was, and no doubt is, a kindly woman. Staff were always pleased when she remembered their birthdays, even more when she remembered their children's birthdays. She could be tolerant of other people's way of living, even when she did not understand or sympathise with it. However, if she had a sense of humour, it was well hidden.There are many stories about this. When the Liberals adopted a sort of stylised yellow bird as their logo, one of her speechwriters produced a passage based on Monty Python's parrot sketch "this parrot is no more, it has shuffled off this mortal coil and gone to join the choir invisible . . ." She had to be persuaded that the lines were funny, and would be recognised by the audience. She had one other concern: "This Monty Python, is he one of us?" (Interestingly, Cameron referred to the same sketch in his party conference speech this week, confident that everyone would get the joke.)Earlier, Peter Jay, the son-in-law of the then prime minister Jim Callaghan, had said that Callaghan saw himself as Moses, leading his people after long travails into the promised land. It was a silly thing to say, and Thatcher's people seized on it. They wrote a line for her party conference speech: "My message to Moses is: 'Keep taking the tablets.'" But she didn't get the joke and tried to change it to "Keep taking the pills." Only after it was carefully explained to her did she agree to the proper version.She was nonetheless the source of much unwitting humour. Just as, in an early silent movie, when you see a man up a ladder with a pot of paint, you know with near certainty that the star is going to walk under the ladder at exactly the wrong moment, so with Thatcher. When a double entendre appeared in the offing, you felt she was certain to utter it.I recall Thatcher being asked in the Commons about pacifists handing out leaflets outside an army barracks. "I'm sure soldiers will know exactly what they can do with those leaflets!" she said, to outright laughter from the Labour side and surreptitious giggles from the Tories.At a training centre in Putney, she was introduced to an extremely large youth who was working with a giant wrench. "Goodness," she said, "I've never seen a tool as big as that!"But Thatcher saved the best of all for her victory tour of the Falkland Islands. She was taken to inspect a large field gun, basically a ride-on lawnmower with a barrel several feet long. It was on a bluff, overlooking a plain on which another Argentine invasion might one day materialise. She admired the weapon, and the soldier manning it asked if she would like to fire a round."But mightn't it jerk me off?" she replied. Chris Moncrieff of the Press Association, who was covering the visit, recorded the manful struggle of the soldier to keep his face, indeed his whole body, straight.If Gladstone addressed Queen Victoria as if...